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The 2" kit is $100, so for the kit and installation it will be $200. Let me know if you'll be in the area, my number is 509-391-5903
-Bill
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How much does the kit cost on top of that. I think I'll be in goldendale this weekend
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I will install a 2" lift for $100, typically it only takes a couple hours if everything on the car cooperates.
-Bill
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Hey Bill, I understand you can install those too? What do you charge if that's true.
Thanks, Mike
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This Subaru lives in southern baja. It's up here right now to get suped up a bit. I've seen some great Subaru rigs down there. It's the perfect car for baja. I get the thumbs up from fishermen and ranchers in their toyota 4x4's while out in the middle of nowhere. I did some serious exploring with stock 13's. I can't wait to see what it can do with the bigger wheels, a lift and some decent tires.
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just had my new(old and rusty) 14'' 505 wheels sandblasted and powder-coated black for 78 bucks(for four) at goodyear here in portland. Going to buy a new battery right now. Starting to design a roof rack for the spare/shovels/jack/gascans/etc.
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I guess I should've been more specific. I'm actually going to be driving this thing in baja where there's zero mud. It's mostly gravel, beach sand, or super-fine dust(polvo they call it). I'll be doing some river crossings and lots of freeway miles too, especially just getting it there. So I need something that'll last on pavement. Also I don't want anything too big for noise and gas mileage reasons. This website is CRAZY informative, nice work!
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I'm actually going to be driving this thing in baja where there's zero mud. It's mostly gravel, beach sand, or super-fine dust(polvo they call it). I'll have to do some river crossings and lots of freeway miles too, especially just getting it there. So I need something that'll last on pavement.
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I will have a couple ready soon, I'll let you know, hopefully this weekend
-Bill
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I just got some 14'' wheels and was going to put some tires on it. Got an 87 wagon. Would 27's fit without a lift? Also thinking about a 2'' lift for it. Anyone got those kits? The tires I'm looking at are General AT's
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Hello Bill, the name's Mike. I need a 2" lift on an ea82 wagon. A friend recommended contacting you about it, Thanks
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thanks, a good sticky(never heard that term till just now) just popped up.
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got some 14" rims that I wanna put some all-terrains on. Would a 2" lift give good clearance for that?
